Showing posts with label The Devil's 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Devil's 7. Show all posts

Monday, March 11, 2013

Decisions


Monday again! You can find "Decisions", the new teaser for The Devil's 7 over at Sing Along Pictures illustrated by yours truly.

Starting to get into crunch time for this thing. The great part is a lot gets finished and you can really see things come together. Not such a huge fan of the sleep decrease but it's a crazy fair price to do stuff like this. I might be able to get more done if I wasn't pouring over episodes of Star Trek TNG. It's just sooo good even 26 years after the first episode... just so good.

What up, guys?

I loved it when I was young and spent a bunch of time watching it with my Dad before dinner but re-watching all the episodes now, my love has went from stun to kill...

Oh - this post almost turned into a Trek rant. Even a crew picture.. Alright I'll spare you for now. Check out the new Devil's 7 teaser and if you haven't got a copy of our first project OMO head on over to our shop and pick it up for as little as $5. You think I love you now, wait and see what happens when you grab a copy - from stun to kill, folks.

But I promise I won't kill you.


~D

Monday, February 25, 2013

Revealing?


It's Monday so we have a new update over at Sing Along Pictures!

The Devil's 7 production is moving along at a good pace but we've also begun early development into Sing Along's next NEXT release and the earliest scratches into the next next NEXT. If anyone would like to offer lessons in additional arm growing, just shoot me a line and we'll figure out an arrangement.


~D

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

The Devil's 7


It's Tuesday folks! We had a long weekend here in Canada so here I am, a day late to the rest of the world.

So what's the news for today? We released the title of Sing Along's upcoming project written and illustrated by yours truly: The Devil's 7. The current tag line is this:

“1941. New York City. Seven girls are just… gone. And out I go to find ‘em.”

The project is very much inspired from the crime pulp magazines and novelettes from the 1930's - 1940's and film noir. I love that era so diving into the research material for the story has been incredible. It seems to always end up with me looking at pocket watches from that time period and rubbing the paint off my credit card while battling the urge to use it. So far so good, folks. But enough about disruptive fascinations. As with all things Sing Along, to find out more info head over to the blog HERE

Speaking of which! Have you guys checked out CULTIV yet? The response has been amazing and it's already FILLED with great stuff. I was nervous to cut the Inspiration Wednesday posts but seeing how it's doing makes it super worth while. Check out Cultiv HERE

~D